NC rival faction wraps up national gathering, reaffirms Deuba’s leadership ahead of 15th convention
Summary
The Nepali Congress rival faction has concluded its three-day gathering in Sukedhara with five resolutions, including backing Sher Bahadur Deuba to lead the 15th General Convention. The move sharpens internal party tensions ahead of a planned convention by the Gagan Thapa-led faction.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress rival faction ended a three-day national gathering in Sukedhara with five key resolutions.
- The group endorsed holding the 15th General Convention under former president Sher Bahadur Deuba.
- The resolutions also called for dialogue with democratic forces, protection of Sanatan heritage, religious freedom, and public-driven constitutional revisions.
- The decision intensifies the split with the Gagan Thapa-led faction ahead of the party’s convention plans.
